The North Shore Weekend East, Issue 172

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SPORTS

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Danny Brooks turning in top-notch performances for the New Trier High School boys swim team. P26

Local doctor’s journey told in new film ‘Concussion.’ P30

Illustration by Barry Blitt

standout student

New Trier Senior Alayna Rickard blazes her own trail. P10 Follow us:

No. 172 | A JWC Media publication

By Steve Sadin DAILYNORTHSHORE.COM

NEWS

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Women’s Shop Coming to Market Square By Steve Sadin Dailynorthshore.com

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AKE FOREST—A women’s shop catering to mothers between 30 and 50 will entice customers by appealing to the children as well when it opens on Market Square in March. Evereve, a Minnesota-based chain of 58 stores across the country offering contemporary casual apparel, will open March 30 in Lake Forest in the space formerly occupied by EJ Mirage, according to Mike Tamte, the company’s chairman and cofounder. Although the store is not exclusively for mothers, Tamte said the merchandise mix is tailored to women in a particular age range—from 30 to 50. “It should be a look for them, not their mother or their child,” Tamte said. Continued on PG 12

Concertmaster Netanel Draiblate. Submitted photo

Symphony Concert to Feature New Take on 138-Year-Old Piece

eople who go to a classical concert usually expect to hear familiar music, not a new rendition of a concerto written more than 100 years ago. That will change at the Lake Forest Symphony ’s “Beethoven 8” performance on Jan. 23 and 24 when concertmaster Netanel Draiblate performs his initial violin solo, which will include three minutes of a 138-year-old piece the audience never has heard before. Draiblate’s rendition of Brahms’ violin concerto, the only one the composer ever wrote, is considered a premiere, according to symphony Music Director Vladimir Kulenovic. The Lake Forest Symphony concert takes place at 8 p.m. Jan. 23 and 2 p.m. Jan. 24 at the College of Lake County in Grayslake. “He has written his own cadenza,” Kulenovic said, referring to a short portion of the concerto Draiblate plays completely without the orchestra. “The composer wrote the original (cadenza) but sometime the soloist writes his own.” Draiblate said it is rare today for a soloist to compose his own cadenza. Though the concerto is more than a century old, Fritz Kreislerm, a frequent performer with Continued on PG 12

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